Saddled in a sentence

And yet something just didn’t click: if so many Americans were saddled with record amounts of auto loans – on average more than $40K – where were the defaults?

But even if this plan is turned down, and I hope it is, the long-suffering residents are still saddled with becoming prisoners in their own Closes and Drives at peak traffic times.

Despite being saddled with one of the NFL’s worst starting quarterbacks, the New York Jets finished just one game back of the New England Patriots and two games out of a playoff spot in 2022.

Earlier this week, Beijing granted Pakistan a two-year rollover on a $2.4 billion loan, giving the debt-saddled nation much-needed breathing space as it tackles a balance-of-payments crisis.

It can also be intimidating for a new manager saddled with a truckload of new tasks to ask for coaching or training for fear they might appear weak or incompetent in their new role.

Meanwhile, Steve views his younger son’s gaming passion as an anti-social hobby at best — a rote bit of conflict that Hounsou and Madekwe at least manage to sell through withheld silences, even if the dialogue they’re saddled with is overly familiar.

Mr Mookhey supported the legislation last year when in opposition but that he did not want taxpayers saddled with large payments to NSW Ports for another 50 years.

Oh no, I once again find myself saddled with my AI "companion," LOLtron.

The Beef is saddled with back taxes and $300,000 worth of unrepaid loans to Mikey from his vaguely menacing uncle, Cicero (Oliver Platts).

The Glazers are deeply unpopular with many of United’s 1.1 billion self-proclaimed fans worldwide after their leveraged buyout of the club saddled it with huge debt.

The NUC had set up the committee, headed by Prof Francis Egbokhare, and saddled it with the responsibility of looking into the activities of the universities, based on observations that they did not adhere to the laws governing them.

There were hues and cries about how low the Nigerian judiciary had sunk and the cries compelled General Abacha to constitute a Judicial Panel saddled with the task of reform/reorganization of the judiciary.

The think tank reported that the country’s manufacturing sector was saddled by port congestion which weighed on vendor performance.

They are also saddled with student loan debt and graduate into a saturated job market offering lower rates than the cost of goods and housing.

They do not see the purpose for which they are saddled as an obligation but an act of compassion for which they must get accolade.

All these loses because the nation has saddled us vital responsibilities without adequate protection.

A month later, Sonko was saddled with further charges of plotting an insurrection, and his participation in February’s election is in question.

Bryan says the idea is in part a response to a ‘broken’ healthcare system, including in the US — where patients often have to pay thousands to access even basic treatments with many then saddled with crippling debt.

But despite the fact that there are many consumers like Mary Ann Jones, who are deep in debt and saddled with solar panels they don’t want, the rooftop solar sales offensive continues.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan said: “When Labour were in power they pushed an arbitrary target to get half of young people to university, creating a boom in low-quality degrees – leaving far too many students saddled with debt and little else.